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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1966
Page
13
The Education Office reported a teaching training push at the convent with plans for a new year. Father Bourke noted the facilities can accommodate over 100 students, and discussions included adjustments to college training requirements for applicants and a revised training program for next year.
More than 100 Jaycees will attend the sixth Home Zone conference of teachers at Hotel Canberra this weekend. Speakers will cover Australia’s role in South east Asia and balanced development at the event chaired by local officials and dignitaries.
A cairn will be unveiled next Sunday at the Cowra site to commemorate the Cowra breakout and four Australian soldiers. The event will honor Japanese prisoners and former POWs, with officials including Federal Members of Parliament in attendance.
Sydney report shows William P. White, 21, of Gladesville, dismissed July 27 under Sec 8 for not reporting for national service, applied today for unemployment relief at the Sydney Commonwealth Office. He says the government won’t let anyone employ him, fearing starvation. Employment was terminated after talks with Labor and National Service officials.
A Fort Street deputy principal Mr White says a committee formed Monday aims to fund legal costs from his fight against Dell Domeriled. He notes about 208 meters raised. work includes construction at Monarn High School and the NSW government funding of 451,703 dollars for classrooms and facilities. The case involves Peter Jamen Bowers and others, with court actions and alleged assault, as details unfold in the ACT Supreme Court.
An interdenominational college proposed for the Australian National University will be named Burgmann College in honour of the late Anglican Bishop of Canberra and Goulburn E. H. Burgmann. The plan, backed by a joint church and state committee, aims to house about 150 students and was discussed during the 1967-69 triennium with support from Baptist, Methodist, and other churches.
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